Thousands Of Lanterns Illuminate Borobudur Temple For Vesak Celebration

Thousands Of Lanterns Illuminate Borobudur Temple For Vesak Celebration

Thousands of lanterns are illuminating the night sky above Borobudur Temple, creating a breathtaking view. Each lantern is symbolizing hope and enlightenment, floating gracefully into the heavens. (Photo by Keyza Widiatmika/NurPhoto)

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